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La localización elevada de este mirador nos permite contemplar desde una posición privilegiada la playa y la laguna de La Frouxeira, espacio intermareal de gran valor ecológico, ambiental y paisajístico. Hacia el Sudoeste podemos apreciar un amplio trecho del borde litoral que incluye Punta Frouxeira, con la característica silueta del moderno faro de Meirás, el monte Campelo y el largo perfil del Cabo Prior asomando al fondo (Información del cuadro-guía).
Paraño viewpoint (2).
The elevated location of this viewpoint allows us to contemplate from a privileged position the beach and the lagoon of La Frouxeira, an intertidal space of great ecological, environmental and landscape value. To the southwest we can appreciate a wide stretch of the coastline that includes Punta Frouxeira, with the characteristic silhouette of the modern Meirás lighthouse, Mount Campelo and the long profile of Cabo Prior looming in the background (Guide chart information).
Valdoviño (La Coruña). Galicia. España.
Taken last May whilst out on my daily exercise. I love spring/early summer when all the foliage is vibrant and fresh. This particular treeline is always a kaleidoscope of colour.
A BNSF Railway Denver, Colorado - Stockton, California trackage rights manifest rumbles through the ghost town of Castle Gate, Utah in Price Canyon on Aug. 6, 2008. Founded in 1886 and disincorporated in 1974, the coal mining community of Castle Gate hosted 1,300 souls by the turn of the 20th century. The town is probably best known for a tragedy, which struck on March 8, 1924 when Utah Fuel Company's Castle Gate Mine No. 2 exploded, killing 172 miners. Fast forward to 1998, and Cyprus Plateau's Willow Creek coal mine opened. Tragedy struck again, this time on July 31, 2000, when a fire broke out, and killed two miners. Willow Creek was shut down for good. By 2015, the Carbon power plant, which opened in 1954, was shut down and dismantled. All that remains of Castle Gate today are weeds, wind, dust, passing cars, a few passing trains, and memories.
The photography was qualified for the post-competition vernissage, of the 34th National Salon of Artistic Photography - Żary 2024. The works of 38 authors qualified for the exhibition. Exhibition opening date 7 DEC 2024, dkzary.pl
Project 365, 2022 Edition: Day 82
100x, 2022 Edition: 39/100
I received a set of fibre-tip pens for my birthday: flic.kr/p/2n9KVGr
A few colours are very close, the caps don't indicate accurately, and the pens aren't labelled or otherwise distinguishable. So I gave them names and made a swatch chart. Fussy perhaps, but enjoyable because I'm obsessed with colour. Now it will be easier to choose the pen I want.
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This looks somewhat like an eye chart test. I guess that if you can read the word surrounding the star in the middle, you probably have 20/20 vision. Actually, this is a hand-held shot from the floor of the rotunda in the Texas State Capitol building in Austin, Texas. The 4-story building is 308 feet (94 meters) tall. The Texas star in the center of the dome is actually 8 feet in diameter and looms 266 feet above the rotunda floor. If you look closely, you can see an individual between the 1 and 2 o'clock position on the second-floor balcony, and several people at the 9 o'clock position on the third-floor balcony. By the way, the eye chart test answer is "TEXAS" (what else!). If you passed the test, you don't need to eat any carrots today!
Cross-stitch is a popular form of embroidery in which X-shaped stitches are sewn in a tiled pattern to form a picture. I've focussed on a cross stitch chart which is the plans/blueprints for a project.
For the 'Macro Monday' - 'Rule' challenge 25th January 2016.
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BRC's NOSI job switches cars out at Charter Steel on the far west side of Chicago. Lucky for us, it was overcast otherwise it would have been horrendously backlit. Seeing BRC #290 out and about outside of Clearing is definitely not something you see every day.
December 9, 2017
Ocean swell patterns in the south pacific were mapped by island natives and represented on things called "stick charts." Stick charts were used for navigation, getting from island to island following wave patterns, and the way they interacted. More info on wiki (of course!) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marshall_Islands_stick_chart
(a "MacroMondays" submission, theme "stick" HMM!)
Part of the "Models" exhibit at Boston's Museum of Science
Boston, Massachusetts
Photo by brucetopher
© Bruce Christopher 2017
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...always learning - critiques welcome.
Tools: Canon 7D & iPhone 6s.
No use without permission.
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“We do not grow absolutely, chronologically. We grow sometimes in one dimension, and not in another; unevenly. We grow partially. We are relative. We are mature in one realm, childish in another. The past, present, and future mingle and pull us backward, forward, or fix us in the present. We are made up of layers, cells, constellations.” - Anais Nin
[When I was a teenager, my room was powder blue and silver, and I decorated it with moons and stars. My ceiling was plastered with glow-in-the-dark stars, and I treated my ceiling light as the sun, hanging my glow-in-the-dark makeshift planets around it in orbit. I had and continue to have a profound love for the universe and all of its mysteries, and I always will.
If you want to know how much of a nerd I am, I used a star chart for the month of November to hand draw each constellation, and I was saddened when I realized the two on the left were misaligned. Also, all of the books on the bed are astronomy and planetary books that I bought when I thought of this idea. I figured they'd serve as perfect props AND add to my book collection. (I've been collecting special books since I was born.)
The beautiful gold telescope is a most precious gift bestowed upon me by a dear friend, and you can expect to see more of it in future photos.]
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Fotofahrt - Course-photos - Photo-charter
ex-ÖBB 2091.09 with a freight train as photo-charter near Alt-Nagelberg on the well-know Waldviertel-network.
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Inspired by artwork on a Star Wars Armada upgrade card, a navigation chart table with a Nebulon-B threading through some asteroids.
*****These charts are not to be used or reposted elsewhere without permission and reference back to the source. I am so beyond tired of seeing my stuff ending up in random places and people not having the decency to simply ask before taking something. Please do not repost these on your blogs, twitter, tumblr, instagram, facebook orca pages, etc...****
I also have some Behavior charts that i made for another friend, and i might put those up at somepoint, but if i do, those will be for friends and family only.
All of the individual photos have my copyright on them. The only ones that don't are photos belonging to www.flickr.com/photos/joyousorca/
*****These charts are not to be used or reposted elsewhere without permission and reference back to the source. I am so beyond tired of seeing my stuff ending up in random places and people not having the decency to simply ask before taking something. Please do not repost these on your blogs, twitter, tumblr, instagram, facebook orca pages, etc...****
I also have some Behavior charts that i made for another friend, and i might put those up at somepoint, but if i do, those will be for friends and family only.
All of the individual photos have my copyright on them. The only ones that don't are photos belonging to www.flickr.com/photos/joyousorca/
Justification of Red List category
This species is listed as Critically Endangered because its population has undergone a very rapid reduction, for reasons that are poorly understood but are likely to be at least partly due to hunting along the migration flyway; this decline is projected to continue and increase in the future. Fieldwork in Kazakhstan (and counts in Turkey and the Middle East) has shown the population to be substantially larger than previously feared, but recent demographic studies have found low adult survival, possibly largely driven by hunting pressure along the migration routes and wintering grounds.
By Jim Lawrence
BirdLife International, RSPB (BirdLife in the UK) and leading optics manufacturer Swarovski Optik have just launched a remarkable new interactive website The Amazing Journey which charts the migration of one of the world’s most threatened birds - Sociable Lapwing. The new website enables you to experience the birds' migration online and witness new discoveries as they happen. It also provides support to a large team of international scientists who are trying to prevent the species from becoming extinct. Following extensive research, nine Sociable Lapwings have been carefully fitted with tiny, state-of-the-art satellite transmitters, which will track their hazardous 5,000+ km journey from their breeding grounds in Kazakhstan to their non breeding areas in tropical Africa and other, as yet undiscovered, destinations. The Amazing Journey follows the adventures of Erzhan, Dinara, Svetlana and six other intrepid satellite-tagged lapwings as they fly south for the winter - dodging hunters with guns and falcons and the myriad other unknown threats that await them. Andreas Pittl – Head of the Nature Division at Swarovski said, “This is a hugely important and fascinating project which Swarovski Optik is proud to champion. Wildlife is threatened with extinction for many reasons so finding ways to help such a beautiful and inspiring creature as the Social Lapwing is an important conservation effort we are keen to support. We want to bring people and nature together so they can continue to enjoy brilliant, close-up views of birds like these for years to come.” Designed by online marketing experts Digital Spring, The Amazing Journey uses satellite data fed through Google map technology to keep pace with the birds. A mixture of clever, regularly updated maps and video and photo blog reports from the field will follow their progress. Relatively little is still known about the routes Sociable Lapwings take, so tracking them will provide vital information, enabling BirdLife scientists to monitor and protect the birds and unlock the mystery of their migration. Now, for the first time, those interested in birds, wildlife and conservation can sit alongside scientists, and learn about these extraordinary birds, their migration habits and their conservation. Dr. Paul Donald, the project’s Principal Conservation Scientist at RSPB said, “We are using the world’s smallest and latest satellite transmitter – weighing just 5 grams – to record this amazing journey. By engaging with people around the world and inviting them to see this fascinating migration happening live online we believe we can inspire them to play their part too.” As the Sociable Lapwings progress along a lengthy route through various countries they need to stop every now and again to ‘refuel’ along the way. As they do so they form big feeding flocks (which is how they get their name). Whenever they touch down, precise details of their location are picked up by satellites orbiting high overhead and sent to RSPB scientists. These locations are then passed on to conservation project partners in each of the countries the birds travel through. With detailed coordinates they can quickly locate the flocks of birds, wherever they’ve touched down and take action if they are threatened in any way. The Amazing Journey website will provide regular reports from these scientists in the field keeping us up to date with all the latest news on the birds’ progress. Jim Lawrence, Preventing Extinction Programme Manager at BirdLife International said, “Protecting migratory species on the brink of extinction like Sociable Lapwings can’t be done without the considerable support of BirdLife Species Champions like Swarovski and RSPB. The Amazing Journey website is a new window on our world where you can see BirdLife International Partners around the globe delivering co-ordinated international conservation solutions.” Main photo credit Maxim Koshkin - Conservation Project Leader ACBK.